Occult Gift Guide 2026: Vintage Occult and Alchemy Prints for Yule and Christmas
Occult art makes a good present because it’s personal: it shows you’ve noticed what someone is really into, whether that’s Hecate, Lilith or the alchemist’s green lion. Below are 30 of our occult prints, sorted by tradition, from the triple moon to the seals of the Goetia.
We’ve been making prints in Manchester since 2014. Every one is A4, costs £15.50 and is printed on vintage-style paper we make ourselves, so it looks like a page from an old grimoire. Delivery is free anywhere in the UK, and when you buy two prints, the third is free.
At a glance
- Every print is A4 (21 × 29.7 cm), unframed, £15.50
- Handmade in Manchester on vintage-style paper we make ourselves
- Free UK delivery, and buy 2 prints, get a 3rd free
- Order by Thursday 10 December for UK delivery before Yule and Christmas
Jump to: Hecate and the moon · Lilith · Lucifer · Baphomet and Lévi · Goetia and grimoires · Alchemy · Rosicrucian and Gnostic · Haitian Vodou · Memento mori · Gothic horror
For the witch who honours Hecate
Hecate is the Greek goddess of witchcraft, crossroads and the night, and the triple moon has become one of the best-known symbols of modern witchcraft. These suit an altar wall as well as a bedroom.
Hecate Goddess
Hecate in her three-bodied form, standing on a plinth with her torches raised, like a classical statue.
£15.50 · See the print
Hecate Triple Goddess
A calm face with closed eyes between two crescent moons, inside an ornate round border.
£15.50 · See the print
Triple Moon
The waxing, full and waning moon around a pentagram, inside a ring lettered “Triple Moon”.
£15.50 · See the print
Also worth a look: Hecate with Torch and Crescent Moon and the Spiral Goddess Triple Moon print.
For the Lilith devotee
Lilith began as a night demon of Jewish folklore and has become an icon for anyone drawn to the dark feminine.
Lilith on her Throne
Lilith as a winged dark goddess, seated on a carved throne.
£15.50 · See the print
Winged Lilith
The horned, winged Lilith hanging in the air with her wings spread wide. Dark and striking.
£15.50 · See the print
Lilith Sigil
Her sigil, a crescent moon above a cross, inside a ring that spells out her name.
£15.50 · See the print
For something wilder, try the Lilith Demoness print.
For the reader of Paradise Lost
Milton’s Lucifer is one of literature’s great rebels, and fallen angels have been a favourite subject for engravers ever since.
Fall of Lucifer
A winged angel tumbling through banks of cloud beneath a shaft of light.
£15.50 · See the print
Paradise Lost Lucifer
Milton’s fallen angel with great wings and a sword in his hand, as lightning cracks behind him.
£15.50 · See the print
Seated Lucifer
The fallen angel brooding on a throne, his wings rising behind him.
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More fallen angels: the Lucifer Rebel Angel and Lucifer in Flames.
For the fan of Éliphas Lévi
The 19th-century French occultist Éliphas Lévi gave us some of the most famous images in occultism. These three are for anyone with his books on the shelf.
Baphomet
The horned, winged Baphomet seated inside a circle, the figure Lévi made famous.
£15.50 · See the print
As Above, So Below
Lévi’s great symbol of Solomon: a bearded figure and its dark reflection, inside a six-pointed star.
£15.50 · See the print
Tetragrammaton Pentagram
Lévi’s pentagram, ringed with the letters of “Tetragrammaton” and Hebrew script.
£15.50 · See the print
For the grimoire collector
Seals, sigils and magic circles from the old books of ceremonial magic, including the Ars Goetia, the first part of the Lesser Key of Solomon.
Magic Circle of Solomon
The magic circle and triangle of King Solomon from the Goetia, ringed with divine names and stars.
£15.50 · See the print
Agrippa Magic Circle
A human figure inside a pentagram and circle, marked with the planets, after Cornelius Agrippa’s books of occult philosophy.
£15.50 · See the print
Bael Sigil
The seal of Bael, the first of the 72 spirits of the Ars Goetia, inside a ring that spells out his name.
£15.50 · See the print
Collecting seals? Add the Seal of Solomon, the Asmoday seal or the Seven Archangels seal.
For the alchemist
Alchemy’s emblems were made to be puzzled over, which is exactly why they look so good on a wall.
Green Lion Devouring the Sun
The green lion swallowing the sun, one of alchemy’s best-known emblems, inside a woodcut border.
£15.50 · See the print
Sol and Luna
A crowned king and queen joining hands above a sun and a crescent moon: the alchemical wedding.
£15.50 · See the print
Alchemical Ouroboros
The serpent eating its own tail, coiled inside a circle, the old emblem of the eternal cycle.
£15.50 · See the print
More alchemy: the Rebis and the VITRIOL emblem, or browse all our alchemy prints.
For the collector of esoteric symbols
Rosicrucian, Hermetic and Gnostic emblems, for the friend who reads about secret societies for fun.
Rosicrucian Rose
A rose with the Latin motto Dat Rosa Mel Apibus: “the rose gives honey to the bees”.
£15.50 · See the print
Hand of Mysteries
The philosophers’ hand, with a symbol on each fingertip and a fish in the flames in its palm.
£15.50 · See the print
Also in this vein: the All-Seeing Eye, the Rosicrucian Rose Cross and Abraxas.
For the student of Haitian Vodou
Veve are the sacred symbols of the lwa, the spirits of Haitian Vodou, traditionally traced on the ground in cornmeal at the start of a ceremony. These are for people who know and love them.
Papa Legba Veve
The veve of Papa Legba, guardian of the crossroads, who opens the way to the other lwa.
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Erzulie Freda Veve
The heart-shaped veve of Erzulie Freda, lwa of love and beauty.
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Baron Samedi Veve
The veve of Baron Samedi, lwa of the dead: a cross on a tomb between two coffins.
£15.50 · See the print
We also have the veve of Maman Brigitte and Damballah, among others.
For the memento mori collector
Remember that you will die: the oldest piece of advice in art, and a favourite of occultists and goths alike.
Esoteric Skull
A skull and ribcage inside an ornate oval frame, lettered “Memento Mori”.
£15.50 · See the print
Vanitas Skull with Candle
A candle burning down on top of a skull, its wax running over the bone.
£15.50 · See the print
Skeleton Carrying a Coffin
A medieval-style woodcut of a skeleton carrying a coffin, with Latin banners.
£15.50 · See the print
More reminders: the Memento Mori Skull and Hourglass and the Grim Reaper.
For the gothic horror fan
For the friend who reads Lovecraft by candlelight and knows their way around the Book of Samuel.
Cthulhu
Lovecraft’s Cthulhu, a winged, octopus-headed god, inside an ornamental frame.
£15.50 · See the print
Witch of Endor
The medium King Saul consulted in the Book of Samuel, as a hooded old woman stepping out of the dark.
£15.50 · See the print
Winged Death
Death as a winged skeleton with a scythe and an hourglass, among skulls and a globe.
£15.50 · See the print
Make it a set: buy 2, get a 3rd free
Three A4 prints make a small gallery wall, and the third one is on us, so a set of three costs £31 with free UK delivery. The discount comes off automatically at checkout and works on any three prints. A few sets that look good together:
- Hecate set: Hecate Goddess, Hecate Triple Goddess, Triple Moon
- Lilith set: Lilith on her Throne, Winged Lilith, Lilith Sigil
- Lévi set: Baphomet, As Above, So Below, Tetragrammaton Pentagram
- Alchemy set: Green Lion Devouring the Sun, Sol and Luna, Alchemical Ouroboros
- Memento mori set: Esoteric Skull, Vanitas Skull with Candle, Skeleton Carrying a Coffin
Not sure how to hang them? Our gallery wall ideas show five easy layouts for A4 prints.
How to frame an A4 print
Our prints are A4 (21 × 29.7 cm) and come unframed, so they fit any standard A4 frame. For more of a gallery look, use a 30 × 40 cm frame with a mount cut for A4. Black and antique gold frames both suit the aged look of the paper, and an ornate frame makes an occult print look as if it came out of an old library. In the US, an 11 × 14 inch frame with a mount cut for A4 works well.
Not sure about their taste in frames? Give the print on its own. It arrives flat in a rigid mailer, so it’s easy to wrap, and they can choose a frame that suits their home or their altar.
Yule and Christmas delivery dates
We dispatch within 1 to 3 working days from Manchester, packed flat in a rigid “Do Not Bend” mailer.
- UK: free delivery with Royal Mail, usually 3 to 7 working days. Order by Thursday 10 December for delivery before Yule on 21 December and Christmas.
- International: £5.50 per order to the EU, the US, Canada, Australia and more. Delivery takes 7 to 25 working days depending on the country, so please order as early as you can.
Sending it straight to them? Just enter their address as the delivery address at checkout.
Gift FAQs
Are the prints framed?
No. Every print is A4 and sent unframed, so it fits any standard A4 frame.
Is it a physical print or a digital download?
A physical print on our handmade vintage-style paper, posted to you. It’s not a digital download.
How much is delivery?
Free on every UK order. International delivery is £5.50 per order.
What if they don’t like it?
We accept returns and exchanges within 30 days of delivery. See our returns policy for the details.
Still looking? Browse all our occult prints and alchemy prints, or see our Christmas gift guide for everyone else on your list.